As a new user who tends to mess around with things (I currently have three
drives running four operating systems) I've had this problem many, many
times.
There's an 'Ubuntu Boot Repair' disc/program that has been invaluable to me.
It can be found at:
what free software there is for vector plotting in 3d, you know for linear
algebra, i installed euler which i think works for that but it splash me in
the terminal the error: (euler:2004): Gdk-CRITICAL **: IA__gdk_char_width:
assertion `font != NULL' failed
Violación de segmento
If it's only for *plotting*, then I think GNUplot is capable of this.
I never used this feature so I can't tell how exactly it works, but startpage
is your friend.
GNUplot : ...The source code is copyrighted but freely distributed... what
is this... is not there a free software that do the same than gnuplot?
It is free, [0]. There are other free licenses that forbid making modified
sources, but allow distribution of unmodified source and patch or a
modified binary.
I don't know plotting software, I use them only via Maxima or Octave.
[0] https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#gnuplot
can i plot vectors in maxima or octave? i want to visualize vectors
hello all,
Ever since I've had it the thinkpenguin TPE-N150USB has been dropping between
3%-10% of wireless network packets under Trisquel (using the firmware from
jxself).
I've done the troubleshooting to make sure that this isn't special to my
network (happens on any network) or my
OpenDNS is fair, however I have never seen them deny keeping logs. OpenNIC is
the best alternative since a majority of their user operated servers on
purposely don't log your DNS queries. http://www.opennicproject.org/
Additionally you can still use DNSCrypt which adds considerably strong
Only software in public domain isn't copyrighted. (And stuff in the public
domain is non-free if the source is not available.)
Which kernel are you on? Latest might be most useful or perhaps the latest
backported saucy kernel.
One silly idea is to try different USB ports as they might give different
amount of power and interference.
I found this interesting on zero packet loss, not that I claim to fully
I've tried this on every kernel release so far with the same results. So if
it is a kernel issue then I haven't hit on one without the problem.
Different USB ports have been tried, as did connecting through the same USB
to a different wireless device and seeing 0 packet loss.
Buffer-bloat
With source maybe, with just the debs for main, security and updates is 52-ish
GiB.
You mean that the connection is periodically dropping, then reconnecting?
I don't know much about this, but Sage is a very good mathematical software.
It is a collection of various free software packages and a python interface.
It is all free software, except it has a library called cephes under a
questionable license. Luckily, this is only used on FreeBSD, not on
The GNUplot license is called free by gnu.org.
What else can you want?
Out this Sunday is a major update to GNU ease.js, which relicenses this
JavaScript framework to the GPLv3 and has several other changes. GNU ease.js
helps the Free Software Foundation's case for the importance of free
JavaScript on the web.
Full article here:
Yeah great thread. I get as passionate about figuring out stuff as
yourselves. Annotation is the key to the world and my life's project.
The problem with books and articles is its impossible to incorporate
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affective_computing , into the process
because
No, the wirelss connection remains throughout. You can tell that there is an
issue since I can't stream video without it stuttering, for example from
TWiT.tv mplayer -aspect 16:9 http://bglive-a.bitgravity.com/twit/live/high;.
And if I run ping -c 100 something.org I'll get proof of this
Aha. I asked because I own this adapter and it newer worked me quite well to
the extent, that it caused kernel panics/system crashes. Sorry, but I cannot
help you with this. But what I do recommend is to buy an internal wifi card
instead if you can. This solved all my problems that I've got
From what I read, it is a JavaScript framework under a copyleft license with
the intention of forcing other JavaScript to be copyleft.
I don't see this gaining traction as the more popular, mature, and stable
jQuery and Mootools frameworks are under free software licenses.
LibreJS is a
Oh, and besides: The exact method isn't necessarily the problem anyway. The
real issue is that most JavaScript is proprietary - read that as having no
copyright or license information at all. LibreJS can support many different
methods of detection and identification so that's not an issue.
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